Update Dockerfiles automatically#9445
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LGTM. As a suggestion, since the workflow uses a lot of env variables it might be good to use the ${VAR} format to avoid interpolation issues.
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It uses just a single environment variable. Did you mean Bash variables? |
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This is a follow-up to #9365. Since our Dockerfiles now have a hardcoded full version of .NET and an image digest for reproducible builds, we need a way to automate their update. Doing it manually is error-prone and prone to forgetting, which may cause unpredictable issues later.
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